A Stirling engine involves: (1) isothermal heat addition → (2) isochoric heat removal → (3) isothermal heat removal → (4) isochoric heat addition. The engine uses one mole of ideal monatomic gas and operates between a hot and a cold reservoir at temperatures TH = 400 K and To 300 K, and a volume of V₁ = 1 L and V₂ = 3 L. Calculate the heat removal/addition in part (2) of =

A Stirling engine involves: (1) isothermal heat addition → (2) isochoric heat removal → (3) isothermal heat removal → (4) isochoric heat addition. The engine uses one mole of ideal monatomic gas and operates between a hot and a cold reservoir at temperatures TH = 400 K and To 300 K, and a volume of V₁ = 1 L and V₂ = 3 L. Calculate the heat removal/addition in part (2) of =

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A Stirling engine involves: (1)
isothermal heat addition → (2)
isochoric heat removal → (3)
isothermal heat removal → (4)
isochoric heat addition. The engine
uses one mole of ideal monatomic gas
and operates between a hot and a cold
reservoir at temperatures TH = 400
K and To= 300 K, and a volume of
V₁
= 1 L and V₂ = 3 L. Calculate the
heat removal/addition in part (2) of
the cycle.
Select one:
a.
O b.
b.
C.
Q = -2740 J
Q
=
d. Q
Q = 1247 J
3654 J
=
- 1247 J

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